WWE NXT TakeOver 31: Best and Worst – Multiple Superstars busted open in epic main event, former champion makes a surprise return (October 4th, 2020)

#5 Worst in WWE NXT TakeOver 31: No Tag Team Championship match

We expect to see them back in action soon

Honestly, I didn’t stumble across any part of the show that made me want to classify the segment under ‘worst’. The pay-per-view was short, action-packed from start to end, and didn’t have any filler spots. But if I had to pick one shortcoming of this PPV, it would be the fact that WWE NXT Tag Team Championships were not on the line.

Ever since Tyler Breeze and Fandango defeated Imperium for the tag team titles, the duo has been great on the Black and Gold brand. Even though they are not that intense when not competing inside the ring, one can’t deny that Breezango is exceptionally entertaining and are like a breath of fresh air in the current tag team division of WWE NXT.

That said, it is understandable why the WWE NXT Tag Team Title match was not on the card tonight. The current champions are yet to find themselves in a compelling title feud, and it will certainly come their way in the next few weeks. Needless to say, we hope that Breezango gets to compete in at least one good match at TakeOver before they eventually drop their titles.